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Tag Archives: Nonresident
Non-resident employees: withhold on worldwide income?
ITA regulation 102 requires employers to withhold tax on remuneration paid to non-resident employees who are employed in Canada. This requirement can be avoided by seeking a treaty-based waiver (regulation 102 waiver) or certification as a qualifying non-resident employer. However, often there … Continue reading
Allegedly Defamatory Tweet About Non-Resident Insufficient to Confer Jurisdiction
This is a lawsuit for defamation brought by Jason Miller. The particular claims in question arise out of a tweet. Miller was an advisor on the Trump campaign and later became a commentator and consultant. He was allegedly involved in … Continue reading
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New Tax Law Changes & Alimony Payments to Nonresident Aliens
Sweeping tax reform was signed into law by President Trump on December 22, 2017. If you’re in the middle of a divorce or separation agreement, and you will be the spouse receiving alimony, it may be worth your while to delay … Continue reading